QUESTIONS TO… | Marty Enouf (Head of Security and Facility at Stevenhills): “Innovation must serve history”

At the crossroads of strategic security, infrastructure management and heritage development, Marty Enouf embodies a demanding and contemporary vision of his profession. Head of Security & Facility at Stevenhills, he ensures the proper functioning of a network of assets across Mauritius, where every detail counts to guarantee performance, reliability and confidence. With a background in the five-star hotel industry, he has made rigor, anticipation and zero defects the guiding principles that he applies today in an environment where security and customer experience are inseparable. In this interview, he goes behind the scenes of an often invisible but essential profession, where proactivity and daily discipline ensure flawless continuity. He also shares his vision of the Victoria Square project, an emblematic renovation in the heart of Port-Louis, carried out with sensitivity to preserve the soul of the place while integrating contemporary standards. Between operational requirements and attachment to heritage, Marty Enouf defends an approach where modernity and collective memory do not oppose each other, but complement each other in the service of sustainable and responsible development.

Can you explain to us your role at Stevenhills and what the role of Head of Security & Facility actually covers on a daily basis?

At Stevenhills, I ensure the strategic and operational management of all of our assets across Mauritius, including our branch network and our Head Office in Port-Louis. My role is transversal, because it involves guaranteeing that each site can be an efficient, secure working tool and perfectly aligned with the required standards. Beyond maintenance, I manage the security aspect, the central pillar of our activity. To support our customers, we adopt a strategy of proximity and transparency. My daily objective is therefore to offer a serene environment to our employees and to maintain this framework of absolute trust which defines the Stevenhills experience for our customers.

Your career path has led you to work on demanding projects, particularly in five-star hotels. What did this experience teach you in terms of standards and rigor?

My career in the five-star hotel industry has been a true school of excellence. In this universe, rigor is a culture and zero defects is the minimum operating standard. As a former Project & Maintenance Manager in this sector, I internalized a conviction that the sustainability of an asset and the quality of the customer experience rely on attention to detail and high-precision preventive maintenance. Today, I adopt this same discipline at Stevenhills. We operate in an industry where the confidence of